Juice Wrld Collabs With Panic! At The Disco on Song Called “Roses
Rising Chicago native rapper Juice Wrld clearly has a lot of emo influences, so it’s only right he taps genre fixtures Panic! At The Disco for a wild collaboration. Their intriguing track is called “Roses” and also features synth-pop producer Benny Blanco, capturing an eerie vibe that works for each artists’ opposing, but complementary style.
While a passive observer might be surprised to see those names conjoined on a song, none of them seems to be totally outside their respective comfort zones, and they fall into an easy chemistry that makes use of their mopey writing styles and maudlin crooning. On the song’s bridge, Brendon Urie and Juice play off each other in two-part harmony, showing that “emo-rap” can actually work just as well when artists from both genres come together as when an emo-rapper like Juice leans into it himself. Thankfully, Urie doesn’t try his hand at rapping though. The world might not be ready for that just yet lol.
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